Guillempuche Ai Standards
- Updated July 10, 2026
- guillempuche/ai-standards
guillempuche-ai-standards is a Claude Code plugin that bundles 7 open-source AI coding skills for shared standards across Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and agents.
About
guillempuche-ai-standards is a Claude Code plugin catalog entry for an open-source bundle of AI coding skills aimed at Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and other agents. Instead of hunting one-off skills for accessibility, code review, readability, PowerSync, Tamagui, Effect, or deployment-adjacent helpers, developers get a single install surface with seven plugins and a shared vocabulary of standards. Journey-wide placement fits because quality and convention skills surface whenever you implement UI, sync data, or polish code—not only on day one of a greenfield app. Use it when you want your agent to default to community-maintained patterns rather than inventing style and integration details each session. The pack is editorially a standards marketplace slice inside one repo: strong for teams standardizing agent behavior, less ideal if you need only a single deep integration with no extra skills loaded.
- Open-source AI coding skills pack: 7 plugins in one catalog entry
- Keyword coverage includes a11y, accessibility, readability improver, reviewer, PowerSync, Tamagui, Effect, UniKraft, and
- Targets Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and generic AI agents
- Community-sourced guillempuche/ai-standards repository bundle
- Standards-oriented bundle rather than one narrow integration
Guillempuche Ai Standards by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 11, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| Last updated | July 10, 2026 |
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| Repository | guillempuche/ai-standards ↗ |
What it does
Install a seven-skill standards bundle so Claude Code, Cursor, and Copilot sessions share open-source conventions for accessibility, review, readability, PowerSync, Tamagui, Effect, and related agent
Who is it for?
Best when you want a starter standards library for multi-skill agent workflows without assembling seven separate catalog entries.
Skip if: Skip if you need exactly one skill with no extra plugins loaded, or enterprises that require a vetted internal standards repo only.
What you get
After you register the bundle, your agent toolbox includes seven aligned skills so sessions can pull accessibility, review, readability, and stack-specific guidance from one place.
- Access to 7 catalogued skills (a11y, review, readability, PowerSync, Tamagui, Effect, UniKraft, lookup, and related keyw
- Shared standards vocabulary across agent sessions
By the numbers
- Plugin count: 7 in guillempuche/ai-standards
- Repository: guillempuche/ai-standards; catalog categories: community
- Listed plugin keywords: 13 including a11y, accessibility, powersync, tamagui, unikraft, reviewer, readability
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FAQ
Who is Guillempuche Ai Standards for?
Developers and small teams using Claude Code, Cursor, or Copilot who want open-source coding standards and helper skills in one seven-plugin package.
When should I use Guillempuche Ai Standards?
Use it when you are setting up or leveling up agent tooling—any phase where code quality, accessibility, review, or stack skills should apply—not only for a single feature spike.
How do I add Guillempuche Ai Standards to my agent?
Add the guillempuche/ai-standards plugin from Skillselion to Claude Code (or mirror skills into Cursor/Copilot per repo docs), then enable the individual skills you need from the seven-plugin bundle.